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LA GRANGE – Lyons Township High School District 204 is refusing to pay a $2 million bill for services from the Lyons Township School Treasurer's Office because of an agreement the district said it made with the treasurer's office in 1999.
Superintendent Tim Kilrea said that although there was no official intergovernmental agreement made between the district and treasurer's office, both sides determined that the district would pay its own staff to perform bookkeeping duties and in turn not pay the township school treasurer, who manages public funds for 13 districts in the western suburbs, including District 204.
Kilrea said the district has provided the office with 13 years of a paper trail affirming the agreement. The treasurer's office would send invoices to the district, which then sent back invoices from its in-house treasurer showing that the services had in effect been outsourced from the township school treasurer to district staff. The documents were approved in open meetings, Kilrea said.
District 204 has handled parts of its own bookkeeping since prior to the 1970s, and the 1999 agreement was put in place so the district wouldn't have to pay double for services it was already conducting in-house, Kilrea said.
"We paid our folks in-house to do this," he said. "So, therefore, to insinuate that we have been receiving something for nothing is totally incorrect."
The district has been trying to separate itself from the office, but a bill filed by state Rep. Jim Durkin to remove the district from the township school treasurer's jurisdiction was shut down by the Illinois Senate in April.
"The township treasurer is a layer of government that exists only in Cook County (outside of Chicago)," Kilrea said in a separate email statement. "Multiple high school and elementary school districts in Cook County have separated from their respective township treasurer office. It is an unnecessary unit of local government and serves no useful purpose as it relates to LT. What LT is seeking is not unique and we have received support from multiple member school districts currently being served by the Lyons Township School Treasurer's Office."
The treasurer's office, though, said District 204 owes the $2 million because it has no record of the 1999 agreement and the district has not produced a record indicating the agreement was voted on by its board, said Mike Thiessen, a member of the board of trustees that works alongside the township's treasurer.
Thiessen was hired after the August 2012 resignation of former Lyons Township School Treasurer Robert Healy, who was charged Aug. 15 with stealing more than $1.5 million over a 20-year period from the 13 area districts whose money he managed. LT is by far the biggest district in the group.
In addition to stealing money, Healy withheld information about investments and cash reserves from the districts and operated without legitimate oversight, Thiessen said. Until District 204 can show the agreement was approved by its board, the treasurer's office will continue to demand the money, he said.
"The only record we can see is that there was a conversation in the finance committee meeting at LT," Thiessen said. " … It doesn't appear that it was ever voted on by the full board."
Thiessen said the treasurer's office is in the process of determining where the $2 million will go if it receives payment of the bill. Some of it could go to other districts that might have paid more for services because District 204 was not making payments, Thiessen said.
Although the district handles much of its own bookkeeping, the township school treasurer still manages $37-38 million of the district's reserve funds, Thiessen said. But the district hasn't paid the office in about 11 years, he said.
Kilrea said bills the district received from Healy were never itemized and that the district therefore cannot be expected to pay for an unknown percentage of services. He also said other districts overseen by the treasurer have failed to pay bills.
"I just would wonder if they're going to go after all of those funds that weren't paid in full by the other districts," Kilrea said.
Thiessen said he hopes it doesn't take a lawsuit to solve the problem.
"I hope that we'll work it out," Thiessen said. "We have to look at what happens for our other districts. We might need to seek some council from the other school districts. [Legal action] is not out of the picture, but it's the last option."


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City man gets 43 years to life for shooting 2 years agoBy Ted Siefer
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 01. 2013 3:07PM
MANCHESTER - A city man was sentenced today to 43 1/2 to life in prison for shooting a man in the face nearly two years ago.
James Conkle, 32, was charged with attempted murder and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Conkle was accused of shooting Casey Margraf on Sept. 17, 2011, in the rear driveway of his home on Valley Street. Margraf was able to identify the shooter as "James" to police as he lay bleeding, cradled in his father's arms.
Despite being shot twice and suffering from a critical brain injury, Margraf recuperated from his wounds and was able to testify at Conkle's trial, which concluded in April.
Conkle was sentenced today at Hillsborough County Superior Court North by Judge Kenneth Brown, who backed the prosecutor's recommended sentence.
At the hearing, Judge Brown noted that the defendant had shown no remorse for the victim, had lied during his trial testimony, and had previously been to prison for shooting another person, according to a press release from the office of Hillsborough County Attorney Patricia LaFrance.
The motive for the shooting was unclear, but Margraf told police shortly after the crime that it was related to a fight he had been having with Conkle's girlfriend.

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DS Waters CEO Dillon Schickli Announces Retirement; Tom Harrington to Serve as New CEO
Feb 05, 2013, 05:37 EST
ATLANTA, Feb. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- DS Waters of America, Inc. today announced the retirement of its chief executive officer, Dillon Schickli, and that its board of directors has named Tom Harrington to serve as the company's new chief executive officer, effective immediately. Harrington previously served as the company's president and chief operating officer; his new role combines the previously divided roles of president and chief executive officer.
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Schickli first joined DS Waters in 2005 as co-chief executive officer and board member, and under his leadership the company quickly saw significant improvements in financial performance, customer service and operating efficiency. In 2012, under the guidance of both Schickli and Harrington, DS Waters achieved its strongest net customer growth in over a decade and had much improved year-over-year financial performance, including record revenue. "We are now leading the HOD water industry in growth and are a major player in the office coffee service and filtration businesses," Schickli said. "I believe that our 2013 prospects for further gains in customer growth and financial performance are great, and I expect the Company will exceed its goals for financial performance."
Harrington's contributions to the company's strong 2012 performance include both leading the acquisition and integration of the Standard Coffee Service Company and executing DS Waters' expanded strategy to become a leading direct-to-consumer beverage services provider. "I can think of no one more deserving or capable of taking over leadership of DS Waters," Schickli stated. "Knowing that the company will be in good hands under the leadership of Tom and the rest of our experienced management team has made my decision to retire much easier."
Harrington brings 27 years of beverage industry experience to his new role as the company's chief executive, including nine years with DS Waters. After joining the company in 2004 as senior vice president of the central division, Harrington later served as western division president in 2005 and was promoted to chief operating officer in 2008 and president in 2011. Prior to joining DS Waters, Harrington was in the carbonated soft drink industry where he held various roles within Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc. and Coca-Cola North America, including vice president and general manager of Coca-Cola Enterprises in both the New York and Chicago divisions.
Harrington said, "I would like to thank Dillon for his contributions and service to DS Waters, and wish him congratulations on his retirement. DS is one of the service industry's great companies, with a long history of exceptional customer service and strong positions in each of its key lines of business, delivered from a platform that provides exciting opportunities for growth. I look forward to continue working with our talented team of associates as we build upon our successes and continue to execute our plans for growth."
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DS Waters of America, Inc. (DS Waters) delivers bottled water, brewed coffee and beverage-related equipment, plus water filtration systems to homes and offices across the U.S. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the company serves over one million home, office, restaurants, food service organizations, convenience stores, and retail locations. Several of our drinking water brands have been satisfying consumers for well over 100 years. DS Waters bottled water products are sold under the brand names Alhambra®, Athena®, Belmont Springs®, Crystal Springs®, Deep Rock®, Hinckley Springs®, Kentwood Springs®, Mount Olympus®, Nursery® Water, Sierra Springs®, and Sparkletts®. DS Waters offers brewed coffee and tea beverages under the Standard Coffee®, Javarama®, and Roast2Coast® brands. DS Waters provides water filtration systems under the brands StanGuard Quality Water Assurance™ and MyUtapia®, as well as equipment and services under the Relyant Coffee Equipment Services™ brand. Visit www.water.com, www.nurserywater.com, www.standardcoffee.com, www.coffeeservice.com, www.dailyperk.com, www.brewerservice.com, www.officewater.com, and www.myutapia.com, for more information.
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Just last week we were lamenting the lack of popularity of supermoto racing in the United States, and this week we hear that the American Motorcyclist Association has thrown its weight behind the folks at USA Supermoto.
Forming the AMA Supermoto National Championship Series, supermoto racing now has a nationwide pro series at its disposal, with six races on its inaugural calendar. We are pretty pumped to here supermoto racing process to the National level in the USA. We highly recommend you attend a race if one is by you in 2014.


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In the 1920s and 1930s, Shanghai was one of the world's most exciting — and notorious — cities. But all that came to an end in the middle of the last century, when the Communists took charge.
Over the past decade or so, though, a vibrant Shanghai has re-emerged. Today, it's a dynamic city of 23 million, with a skyline that dwarfs Manhattan's.
And on summer nights, the most vibrant place in town is Nanjing Road: China's Times Square. Thousands of people descend on the famed shopping street and stroll beneath pulsating neon signs, all set against colonial architecture that dates back to Shanghai's heyday.
Hawkers weave between the crowds, selling everything from laser pointers to strap-on roller skates with wheels that light up when they spin.
Perhaps what distinguishes Nanjing Road from many other walking streets is that it's a magnet for street performers. They aren't professionals who pass a hat after finishing up a number, but local amateurs who perform for the fun and the attention.
One Sunday night, steps away from a Haagen-Dazs store, a band is working through a set of Chinese songs before a crowd of several hundred. The musicians are playing drums, flute and the erhu, a two-string Chinese fiddle.
"We are all musical illiterates, but we really like music," says Wang Hongping, who first met her fellow band members in a local park and now sings with them every weekend. "We common people get together and sing Red songs — Communist Party songs — just to enjoy ourselves."
Upon request, Wang breaks into an a cappella version of one of her favorites: "On Top of Beijing's Golden Mountain." One verse refers to Chairman Mao as a "golden sun, warm and kind."
Mao Remakes Shanghai
In fact, Mao Zedong hated this sort of Shanghai scene: riotous neon advertisements, scores of stores; a boisterous monument to capitalism. So, after taking control of the country, he put Shanghai into a deep sleep.
Wang herself grew up poor on a fishing boat. She moved here from the countryside in the mid-1990s, as Shanghai was reawakening. Now 45, she works as a barber and sells clothes. Wang says Shanghai has provided great opportunities — including mentoring from her fellow music-makers — that she never could have found back home.
"The Communist Party reformed and allowed us peasants to move to the big cities and realize our dreams," says Wang, wearing a blue and white polka-dot dress. "In the countryside, you could never find so many teachers who could teach you to sing."
Up the street, next to an "I Love Shanghai" sign, a dozen people appear to be country line dancing between a pair of planters. But the music is techno and blaring out of a speaker that runs off a battery.
"It's the 16-step dance, it's Chinese," says dancer Zhu Fengying, a retired crane operator who helped build Shanghai's second-tallest skyscraper, the Jinmao Tower.
Public dancing has a long tradition in urban China. In the morning, it's common for dozens of people to ballroom dance in public parks.
While the atmosphere on Nanjing Road is mostly joyous, there is a darker side. If you are a foreign male and walking alone, you can count on getting accosted by hookers. Constantly.
Most dress normally, pretending to be friendly locals offering a look around town. Rebuffed, they tend to turn desperate and blurt out as quietly as they can, "massage."
Nonstop Music
Most musical performers here are genuinely grass-roots, but the "Loving Happiness Band," a brass band of elderly men who wear matching bright red uniforms with epaulets, is a bit more polished.
The band is private but receives some government support, hence the five-star government emblem on the musicians' caps. Like other performers on Nanjing Road, they play for crowds of Chinese tourists, but never ask for money.
"The best thing about playing is it makes us happy," says Wang Geyuan, 73, who plays the saxophone. "If we're happy, the audience is happy."
Wang, a retired artist with China's People's Liberation Army, opens his case and displays his saxophone. An inscription says the instrument dates to 1936.
"This saxophone was made by an American company," he says. "It's not a very professional one. This is just a hobby."
As 10 p.m. approaches, security guards appear, signaling it's quitting time. As the summer crowds thin, the brass band knocks out one final song. It's one both Chinese and foreign tourists are likely to recognize: "Edelweiss," from The Sound of Music.
Finally, this hour, the latest entry in our series, Summer Nights. We've been exploring places that come alive when the sun goes down and, today, we head to China's financial capital, Shanghai. In the 1920s and '30s, Shanghai was one of the world's most exciting and notorious cities. All that ended when the communists took over.
But, in the last decade or so, Shanghai has reemerged. It's now a dynamic city of 23 million with a skyline that dwarfs that of Manhattan. NPR's Frank Langfitt reports from China's Times Square, Nanjing Road.
FRANK LANGFITT, BYLINE: It's Sunday night on Nanjing Road and this is the most vibrant part of the city in the summers. Right now, I'm surrounded by thousands and thousands of people strolling along. Nanjing Road's kind of an assault to the senses. It's full of old colonial architecture, tons of neon signs and, if you can listen here, people come out and sing in the evenings.
LANGFITT: Right here, there are about two, three hundred people gathered in a circle to listen to a band.
LANGFITT: The instruments include drums, flute and the erhu, a two-stringed Chinese fiddle. Wang Hongping sings with the band every weekend (unintelligible) musicians playing in public parks.
WANG HONGPING: (Through translator) We're all musical illiterate, but we really like music. We common people get together and sing Red songs, Communist Party songs, just to enjoy ourselves.
LANGFITT: Wang sings me one of her favorites.
HONGPING: (Singing in foreign language).
LANGFITT: The tune is called "On Top of Beijing's Golden Mountain." This verse refers to Chairman Mao as a golden sun, warm and kind. In fact, Mao Zedong hated this sort of Shanghai scene - riotous neon advertisement, scores of stores, a boisterous monument to capitalism, so he put the city into a deep sleep.
In the mid-1990s, as Shanghai was waking up, Wang Hongping moved here from the countryside. Now 45, she works as a barber and sells clothes. Wang says Shanghai's provided great opportunities, including mentoring from her fellow music makers, something she never could have found back home.
HONGPING: (Through translator) The Communist Party reformed and allowed us peasants to move to the big cities and realize our dreams. In the countryside, you could never find so many teachers who could teach you to sing.
LANGFITT: If music isn't your thing, there's always country line dancing. In fact, that's kind of what it looks like. I've just walked up on a group of mostly women and a couple of men and it looks like they are literally country line dancing.
LANGFITT: Two women, Zhu Fengying, a retired crane operator, and her dance partner, Gung (unintelligible), explain.
ZHU FENGYING: (Foreign language spoken).
LANGFITT: It's the 16-step dance. It's Chinese, they say.
LANGFITT: As much fun as Nanjing Road is, there is a little bit of a dark side to the place. I've sometimes been here on my own and been hit up repeatedly by hookers. Fortunately, tonight, I'm just walking along talking into a microphone, so all I'm getting is a lot of stares and nobody's bothering me.
LANGFITT: Crossing the street, avoiding a trolley, I come across this.
LANGFITT: It's a brass band of elderly men. They're wearing bright red uniforms with epaulets. Wang Geyuan, 73, plays the saxophone.
WANG GEYUAN: (Foreign language spoken).
LANGFITT: We're the Loving Happiness Band, he says.
LANGFITT: The band is private, but receives some government support, hence the five-star government emblem on their caps. Like other performers on Nanjing Road, they play for large crowds of Chinese tourists, but take no money.
GEYUAN: (Through translator) The best thing about playing is it makes us happy and, if we're happy, the audience is happy.
LANGFITT: Wang, a retired artist with China's People's Liberation Army, opens his case and shows me his saxophone.
GEYUAN: (Through translator) This saxophone was made by an American company. It's not a very professional one. This is just a hobby.
LANGFITT: It says it was made in the United States in 1936.
LANGFITT: It's now almost 10:00 on Nanjing Road. Security guards appear, signaling it's quitting time. As the summer crowds thin out, the band plays one final song.
LANGFITT: Frank Langfitt, NPR News, Shanghai. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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US bumblebees in 'alarming' decline
Grim outlook for 'important pollinators'
US researchers have announced that numbers of four species of Stateside bumblebees have declined to the point of extinction, and have fingered a pathogen genus thought to be responsible for a similar collapse in honeybee populations worldwide as a contributory cause.
A team led by Sydney Cameron of the University of Illinois conducted a three-year survey of eight species at 382 sites across 40 states, comparing the resulting data with 73,000 historical records.
The sobering conclusion is that "the relative abundances of four species have declined by up to 96 per cent and that their surveyed geographic ranges have contracted by 23–87 per cent, some within the last 20 years".
Speaking to Reuters, Cameron described bumblebees as "the most important pollinators of native plants", which also play an crucial role in pollinating blueberries, cranberries and tomatoes.
Significantly, the team found "declining populations have significantly higher infection levels of the microsporidian pathogen Nosema bombi". The related Nosema ceranae has been associated with Colony Collapse Disorder, which has seriously affected honeybee numbers worldwide.
In 2007, Professor Dave Goulson of the UK's Bumblebee Conservation Trust warned that Britain had already lost three of its 50 bumblee species in the last 50 years, and 10 were "severely threatened", while two were "teetering on the edge of extinction and could be gone in five to 10 years quite easily".
While Goulson attributed this to "pesticides and agricultural intensification", the US research now suggests a possible link with Nosema fungi.
Whatever the ultimate cause of the bumblebee's woes, Cameron concluded: "This is a wake-up call that bumblebee species are declining not only in Europe, not only in Asia, but also in North America."
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Has anyone used this Pyramid article as a basis for handling cybernetics in a GURPS game with any success? How did you deal with the players hoarding money instead of using their experience points (or did you simply give them experience and let them buy "cash" with it at need?)? Did it lead to any specific min-maxing?
Are there other, better models you might recommend?
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TWO MEN IN FULL: Retail might be slow, but Ralph Lauren's West Broadway store was doing a brisk business of selling Mark Seliger's latest coffee-table tome, "The Music Book," at a packed party last Wednesday night. The photographer was there to inscribe pages for fans, as was the author of his foreword, Tom Wolfe.
"We met riding motorcycles," said Wolfe, who was clad in his trademark white suit. "But only the beginner riders wear leather jackets," he said, pointing out Seliger's own black leather one. But, in all seriousness, he attested, "Mark does so much research for each of his photographs that his pictures are worth 100,000 words."
As for the pictures in question, they show musicians from the past 20 years Seliger has been shooting, from Kurt Cobain to Justin Timberlake. And even though it was Seliger's book party, he didn't take a break from snapping, even asking a bystander to take a group shot of him with Wolfe and David Lauren on his digital camera.
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TYING THE KNOT: Nigo, the founder of Japanese cult brand A Bathing Ape, married his girlfriend, actress Riho Makise, in a small civil ceremony last week. The two met four years ago and made a joint-appearance at Fendi's massive Tokyo bash in 2006. Dec. 16 is considered a lucky day on the Japanese calendar. It was also a busy one for Nigo since he put in an appearance at GQ Japan's annual bash later that evening.


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Looking to capitalize on its momentum at home and abroad, Israeli broadcaster Keshet is expanding the scope of its operation with the opening of a London office for its Keshet Intl. distribution arm.
Keshet is on a roll with the success of Showtime's "Homeland," adapted from the Keshet drama "Prisoner of War." The company has a slew of format sales percolating in the U.S. and other major territories. Keshet's growth during the past few years is a prime example of the increasingly global nature of TV production and distribution, particularly as the major U.S. networks embrace programs and formats from beyond their borders.
Establishing an outpost in London will make it easier for Keshet to make further inroads in the U.K., Europe and other key markets for format sales and acquisitions. Stateside, the company is repped by WME.
Keshet Intl. managing director Alon Shtruzman has tapped former BSkyB and La Plante Prods. exec Sara Johnson as exec producer and head of scripted co-productions. Johnson is charged with rolling out Keshet's drama in the U.K., building partnerships, co-productions and development, as well as developing relations with local broadcasters and the indie sector, Keshet said.
Also working from London is development producer Lee Mason, a former Shed Media exec and Channel 4 drama editor for teen soap "Hollyoaks."
Further appointments are expected to be announced soon.
Keshet's recent U.S. network deals have included the sale of spy drama "The Gordin Cell" to NBC, where it will be adapted by "Friday Night Lights" showrunner Pete Berg as "M.I.C.E."; comedy series "Your Family or Mine?" to ABC, which has set showrunner Greg Malins — whose credits include "Friends" and "How I Met Your Mother" — to reboot as "Tribes"; and comedy "Mother's Day" to CBS, which has attached Julie Rottenberg and Elisa Zuritsky (both co-exec producers on "Smash") to write the new version.
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Since 1977 Brad Debellis has been doing all kinds of glass work on the Kenai Peninsula where he and his wife Gerri have become known for their award winning custom projects. From restoring glass in classic automobiles like a customized '42 Willys truck, to custom cutting windows for log homes, C&C Auto Glass has been a popular place for windshield repairs for many years. Now in their new location at the AK Maxi Storage Mall on the Spur Highway in Soldotna the family owned and operated business is specializing in auto detailing and has expanded their name to C&C Auto Glass Class Act Detailing. Their team of experts take pride in perfection and making your car look new again, "We like to pretty your car up and can hand cut and make whatever it takes to accomplish that," says Brad.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Visiting Catawba College pulled out a three-set win at #6 singles to take a 5-4 decision over Pfeiffer University in non-conference men's tennis action Wednesday at the Knapp Tennis Center. The win pushes the Indians to 15-9 while the Falcons fall to 6-7.
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The holidays are a busy time of year for policemen assigned to patrol The Oaks Mall.
The holidays are a busy time of year for policemen assigned to patrol The Oaks Mall. Gainesville Police officers Derek Tirado and Joseph Register know this more than most.
"There are certain things we're watching for," Register said. "It's not individuals. It's body language — shifty eyes or big bags. If you walk in with four or five huge bags, we notice. Certain days are real important, like Black Friday or day after Christmas."
GPD generally sees a spike in arrests at year's end at the mall. Tirado and Register are the only officers specifically assigned there.
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas, they made 40 arrests. By comparison, the month before there were 19. According to GPD spokesman Ben Tobias, the workload during the season doubles and the officers do what's necessary to ensure the public's safety.
"GPD's Oaks Mall officers are invaluable when it comes to tackling the busy holiday season," Tobias said, "They are able to efficiently handle situations that are so specific to The Oaks Mall — things that would take a patrol officer much longer to complete."
Register, 46, became a police officer by way of the ministry. After a stint in the Navy, he said, he wanted to do God's work.
"Strangely enough, all my brothers at one point or another were called to ministry," he said.
So Register worked at a church and ministered to the congregation while pulling double duty as a janitor, he said.
He became a police officer after he moved on from his work at the church, but he said people still seem to want to talk to him about God and Jesus while in the back of a patrol car. He said now he can do the work of the ministry in a uniform with a badge and handcuffs.
"If need be, I can do what I need to do. And I will protect up to using deadly force, but people make mistakes," he said of dealing with criminals in his role as a police officer. "Seventy percent are just kids and young adults that have done something dumb. They need some mercy sometimes. We serve the community, and I work for these people. There are laws I'm determined to protect, but it's no reason to treat someone like a dirtbag while I'm taking them to jail."
Register has been working at the mall for the past six years. He said when he got the assignment, it seemed a good fit, and he enjoys it. It's like washing the dishes, he said. If you do it right, they keep asking you to do it.
Register said he sees all types of shoplifters and lawbreakers, but he also knows not everyone is in the same situation. Some of them shoplift because they're short on cash, while others do it as an occupation.
One case, he said, involved a criminal who would go into stores, unload the merchandise into a car, and return to the mall for another round. By the time the person was busted, the criminal had enough stolen goods for a felony charge, and Register even found a shopping list on them.
Another time, an elderly woman was seen stuffing expensive purses into a duffel bag. Register said he watched her inch toward the door using the duffel bag as a walker on her way out. She ended up with over $8,000 worth of purses before she was caught.
Although GPD officers make the arrests, Register stressed that success in his work comes from teamwork with The Oaks Mall security guards and loss prevention officers. He knows them all and he said they can usually spot someone who looks suspicious and have enough time to organize a shoplifting bust peacefully.
He understands that it's more productive to talk someone into handcuffs rather than to apprehend them via a takedown or a tackle.
It's easier, he said, to just tell a person, 'look you're not a very good thief. I know you made a mistake. Let me see what I can do for you.'
Register said his approach has paid off. There have been parents who have come back to him and told him what a difference he made — how a youth turned around after being arrested.
That's why he does what he does, he said — to make a difference and to serve.
Regardless, there are some aspects of police work he likes more than others. For example, he knows that the cops in Miami Vice might not be the best example of the rigors of police work.
"We are the tip of the spear for the legal system, so if we make a small mistake here, that mistake can mean the dropping of a case," he said. "So I understand the importance of paperwork. But if I saw Crockett and Tubbs doing paperwork, I might have picked a different profession."


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What www.coltsheritage.com is NOT about...
We are not:
1. Trying to bring the Colts back to Baltimore
2. Trying to restore the Colts logos and colors
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4. Attempting to direct any lingering frustration towards Colts' ownership (past or present).
Colts Heritage is about distinguishing the Baltimore Colts Hall of Famers as Baltimore Colts.
Please check out the site and tell all your friends: COLTSHERITAGE.COM
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Great Job Tony!
I've been spending the last few minutes sending out the link to everyone I know that's not on this board."I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused" - Elvis Costello
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Thanks to all....let's get to that infinite degree of separation...links to all...if we can create that critical mass, we could be successful...
thank you very much....let's keep it going...
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I am a Colt Fan both of the Baltimore Colts of old and the Indy Colts. I have signed the Petition. I live in Maryland and I want to say that some people still don't get it including the old players of the Baltimore Colts. I do think that there should be a separate section for the Baltimore Colts but it should be in a display case next to the Indy Colts not the Raven. Ravens are a separate team and one that is the old Cleveland Browns. The NFL finally got the name and records thing right after two tries or so. True players like John Unitas and Tom Matte, Bruce Laird, Ect. played all their career in Baltimore and should be recognized in the hall of fame for who ever is there as Baltimore colts but like it or not the Old Baltimore Colts share their history with The city of Indianapolis. I was 28 when the unfortunate move took place. It was wrong of Robert Isary to do that but what all the old Colt fans will not admit that it took two to tango and Baltimore and for that fact the state of Maryland were just as guilty for the move. Also the NFL itself is to blame. but no matter what the Colts of Baltimore share their history with Indianapolis.
I do believe that the Record in the books where ever they reside should be either Baltimore Colts if the Player set the record set it in Baltimore and has not been broken by an Indy player and if an Indy player breaks it then it goes in the record book as an Indy player. now I also think it is time for Jim Irsay to help the situation out but i am not sure how yet. but all of Baltimore should be ashamed that it has players that are in and i quote all the Ravens personnel and management and radio and tv announcers state as the Raven ring of honor. The Ravens have no history in the Baltimore Colts and they should be ashamed to do that. Now if there was a Md sport ring of honor away from the stadium then that is alright. but the Ravens as i said before are the old Cleveland browns and if anything should have players in the ring such as Jim Brown. Now there will not be any easy solution to this whole thing.
I was listen to espn 1300 and they were talking about the Petition and they said said the change in the HOF should have the Baltimore colts next to the Ravens but that would be wrong. there should be a separate display case with the Baltimore Colts stuff in it but next to the Indianapolis Colts not the Ravens.
I saw a video after the playoff game between the Ravens and colts and i was ashamed to say i was from Md. I thought the Ravens fans were going to beat up anybody in any thing Colts. It is one thing to say the Colts suck but to actually move towards the opposing teams fans like they were going to kill them is just wrong. I am not making this up at all. In fact if you listen to the end of the games radio call the announcers soundly like they were in tears. I thought it was a good game and in the same video i saw some of the true Baltimore fans i know are around as they congratulated the Colts fan on a hard fought victory.
Now i hope i can get tickets to this years regular season matchup between the ravens and colts and take my son who is a ravens fan. Yes i will be cheering for the colts and maybe booing the Ravens but it is just going to be in good fun. no matter who wins it should be a good game. but in the End i still will say to all the people in Baltimore the only thing the Hof should do is separate the two cities teams but kleep the together with a note That the team moved to Indianapolis. I also think the NFL messed with Baltimore and not giving either the Jacksonville or Carolina team to Baltimore which would have been the right thing for th NFL to do.
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You make some good points but i'm afraid you might have a few facts a twisted around a little.
1. M&T Bank stadium was built and is owned by the State of Maryland, not the Ravens. If we want to honor players who played in Baltimore, we can.
2. Jim Brown played in Cleveland, not Baltimore. When Art Modell moved the franchise to Baltimore, heft the name, color and history in Cleveland. Please get your facts straight before making such a ridiculous statement that Baltimore should honor Jim Brown, or any Cleveland Brown, in our stadium. That would be lying.
3. No disrespect intended, but please wake up my friend. Any attempt to revise history is, plain and simple, A LIE!
Othr than that, good post.


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I've never trained with either before...I've gone to the gym with a guy before, but we did our own things. I have gone with my female boss to classes, but that doesn't really count.
I found that getting him up and moving for another set or a couple more reps made me more willing and able, as well. Other than that, it was more distracting than anything because I was there with him to teach him. I wasn't entirely focused on my own technique because I was trying to watch him as well and give him tips.
I'm having a "girl's night" tomorrow - yikes! lol I don't really do girly things...at all, but I want to go see Magic Mike and it's not really a guy movie haha so I'm going out with some of the girls for dinner and a movie! Hitting the gym beforehand, of course
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The Spanish actor has been struck by the "pain" of the Occupy Wall Street protesters, who were so angry about the practices of global bankers they resorted to drastic sit-ins in cities across the globe.
He's adamant the advent of the internet could spell the end of the world - and he believes humanity was fundamentally changed forever when terrorists slaughtered nearly 3,000 people on 11 September, 2001.
Antonio Banderas tells Britain's Seven magazine, "What is happening with all this pain now? There are people in the streets who are angry. Something has to happen. I think we are realising that governments can't govern us any more.
"I think it all started happening with the end of the (Twin) Towers. With the fall of those towers, we were witnessing the end of civilisation as we knew it. The ways in which we communicate have changed. It's almost spiritual. The web, the internet.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — An embezzling case that began with a chef being accused of stealing food from Virginia's Executive Mansion and morphed into a political scandal involving two of the state's most powerful politicians has some people wondering: What goes on behind the wide double doors of the governor's house?
The governor's mansion is in some ways a dichotomy: It is perhaps the state's highest-profile office, yet also one of the only places Gov. Bob McDonnell and his family can retreat for privacy. Past and present directors describe a place where people must carefully watch how money is spent, yet few formal rules or laws exist dictating how it must be run because employees have a new boss every four years. The state's constitution limits governors to a single four-year term.
"There's no law or regulation that says the next administration has to do anything I did," said Amy Bridge, who directed the mansion for former Govs. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine. "You have to be cognizant of the fact that every family is different, everyone is going to use the mansion in a different manner."
Mansion operations have come under scrutiny since former Executive Mansion chef Todd Schneider, who also owned a catering company, was charged with four counts of felony embezzlement. State investigators have suggested Schneider ran the kitchen with minimal oversight, and his attorneys have written in court papers that he was sometimes directed to take food as payment for his services and that Gov. Bob McDonnell's family took liquor, Gatorade, cookware and other provisions from the kitchen for use elsewhere. McDonnell has declined to comment on the allegations or the pending case against the chef.
That case has led federal investigators to look into a wealthy businessman's gifts to McDonnell and Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, who has recused himself from the case.
There are no universal manuals or guidelines for how the nation's 50 governor's mansions must operate, according to the National Governor's Association. That leaves most state executives with wide latitude to run the homes as they see fit.
Indeed, Virginia's mansion doesn't have any set rules — no mission statement, no policy manual and no laws specifically governing its operations. What McDonnell calls "the people's house" operates with a necessary balance of oversight and flexibility, said Sarah Scarbrough, the current director.
Bridge wrote a mansion policy manual during the Warner administration from 2002 to 2006, but Scarbrough said nobody has been able to find it, so she is developing her own written guidelines to leave for her successor.
"This is where we work, but also a private residence," she said. "It's nice that the flexibility is there because each administration has its own priorities."
The top official overseeing the mansion is the governor's chief of staff, who works off-site but has broad oversight responsibility. The middle manager is the mansion director, Scarbrough, who handles day-to-day operations. Also working out of offices in the basement or the carriage house out back are an assistant director, butler, chef, housekeeper and two assistants to the first lady.
Some governors spend more time at the mansion than others. For example, the Warners kept their home in northern Virginia and stayed there periodically during his term, while Kaine rarely if ever stayed at his private house in Richmond. Also, those two governors had children living at home, while McDonnell's children are college-age or older and are not at the mansion full time.
Despite the flexibility, other things don't change. For example, at least one member of the governor's security detail is always on duty, and the Department of General Services handles all the maintenance, repairs and yard work. And for more than two decades, the Division of Selected Agency Support Services has overseen accounting and purchasing procedures that allow the state to pick up the tab for necessities like cleaning supplies and groceries but require the family to pay for extras like pet products and clothing alterations.
A document lists the "allowable" expenses and examples of what the governor has to pay for out of pocket. Scarbrough said that if a purchase falls in a gray area, she asks the governor to pay. According to reimbursement records, the McDonnell family has reimbursed the Virginia treasurer for such items as energy drinks and $500 for food and alcohol for a Notre Dame football watch party at the mansion in 2010, among other items.
Bridge said she, too, was scrupulous about fiscal responsibility.
"Having purchasing guidelines is always a very good idea," she said. "I was very uptight about our budget. Every month I'd get a report on purchases from Support Services and I would go over it with a fine-tooth comb."
The mansion's longtime butler has a mansion credit card, and Scarbrough and the chef are authorized users.
The basement is the business hub of the operation. The main floor is a semi-public space, open for scheduled tours and available for special events from Easter egg hunts to awards ceremonies, when not in use by the governor for meetings or receptions. Employees and the governor's family have access to those spaces, including the basement kitchen.
Scarbrough said the chef has a substantial amount of freedom in operating the kitchen, which spent more than $102,000 on food and dietary supplies in the 2012 fiscal year, according to figures obtained by The Associated Press. The chef is responsible for the first family's private meals, as well as catering receptions and other events held at the mansion.
Scarbrough said nobody supervised Schneider's every move, but the same can be said for all the mansion employees.
"We all have bosses and supervisors, but also everyone is very busy and trusts one another," she said. "So there is a good level of autonomy here."
She declined to address Schneider's claim that he was told to take food in lieu of payment, saying she could not comment on any aspect of the criminal case.
Upstairs is the family living quarters, which includes a smaller kitchen for snacks or quick meals not prepared by the chef. It's the only private space in the house.
"You're trying to help them lead as normal life as possible in a fish bowl," Bridge said. "It's a family dealing with homework and birthday parties and high school dances and everything else a family goes through."


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SPRINGFIELD -- Illinois State Police have processed about one-fifth of the objections filed by residents whose concealed carry permit applications have been denied.
The (Springfield) State Journal-Register reports more than 1,300 objections have been logged so far with the agency that decides whether to issue the licenses.
A seven-member state board makes decisions on the objections.
People can have their applications denied if they're under 21, don't have a valid Firearm Owner's Identification card, have been convicted of a felony or have certain criminal convictions within the past five years. They also can't have pending arrests warrants or be in court-ordered substance abuse treatment programs.
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Last week, we received an overwhelming response to a Glad You Asked article we published in our October issue on whether Catholics can receive communion at a Protestant church. As the editor in charge of commissioning GYAs, I thought it was an excellent question as it reflected a situation most, if not all, Catholics will face at least once in their lifetime.
I read through every single argument against the conclusion of the article, which, despite the claims of several commenters and tweets, never promoted nor urged Catholics to receive communion at a Protestant church, only reflected on a reason why in extraordinary circumstances some Catholics might choose to. Unfortunately, there were fewer arguments against the article and much more personal attacks on the author, his school, and our magazine and its editors. Additionally most of the response has been uninformed and uncharitable repeated rhetoric. I have serious doubts that a lot of the commenters bothered to even read through the entire article before launching attacks against it.
But I don't intend to go on about that, rather, authority and responsibility when blogging—especially about religious matters. As we well know by now, anyone with access to a computer and the Internet has the opportunity to express some kind of authority. There is good in this. There is democratization in this. It adds voices to a conversation that might otherwise go unheard.
But the other side of the coin is the risk that a person who wouldn't otherwise be credentialed in any other way being viewed as an authority on subjects like theology and canon law and politics. When those people find themselves in positions of power, thanks to the mild success of their religion blogs, it's important that they accept that they have a responsibility to write truthfully and charitably. Sure, we all have personal, political, and ideological leanings, but good religion blogging should take a cue from journalism here and make an attempt to set aside or at least disclose those leanings before writing from a seemingly place of authority, and then avoid sensational headlines and statements that demonize and twist the conversation contributions of others.
Allow me to be more frank: There's a lot of bullying taking place in the Catholic sphere of the Internet these days, and it comes especially from self-anointed authorities on Catholic matters. That alone is troubling. It's even more cause for concern when bloggers are bullying and while also enjoying an widely recognized position of authority, such as the priesthood, diaconate, or episcopate.
The GYA article I mention wasn't a blog post, but it serves as an example of the difference between accountable and unaccountable Catholic publications and blogs. When we chose to publish the article, we approached it with a sense of responsibility for what kind of authority it was appealing to, particularly since the department is catechetical and answers directly questions about the history and practice of the faith. Before it even appeared on the pages of our magazine, four editors with graduate level theology degrees (not counting the Ph.D. candidate who wrote the piece), one of whom is a Claretian priest, poured over the careful wording of the article. We even delayed publishing it for one month to allow for more revisions.
There are a slew of fantastic religion blogs written by people who have little to no official credentials, save for their experience writing about a particular topic. For some, the tone and nature of their writing speaks to a sense of responsibility to reasoned discussions. Unfortunately, for every blogger who isn't whipped into a typing frenzy whenever they read something they disagree with, there's a blogger who is. While some of us answer to a publication's or organization's mission (and for some of us, our job depends on that), there are even more who can say whatever they want about whomever they want with no fear of their writing privileges being revoked. It's those people who ought to step up their responsibility.


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Patrick R. Dougharty, 73, died May 27, 2011, at home in Turner, Ore. He was born March 3, 1938, in Cottage Grove, Ore., to Ramon and Loraine "Red and Beans" Dougharty in Parkdale. He grew up in the Hood River Valley and graduated at Wy'east High School in 1957.
Edith A. Dougharty, 75, died April 27, 2011, at home in Turner, Ore. She was born Jan. 24, 1936, in Fort Calhoun, Neb. She grew up in the Boring, Canby and Estacada areas.
Patrick and Edith got married on Oct. 4, 1964, in Troutdale. They lived in Sandy but moved to Stayton in 1970 to raise their family. They moved back to Parkdale in 1990, but returned to Turner in 1996.
They are survived by daughters Cheryl Bradburry, of Aumsville, and Cathy Elliott, of Stayton; sons Allen Koehler, of Stayton, and Bill Koehler, of Parkdale; seven grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and Edith's brother, Clyde Robbins, of Boring.
Edith was preceded in death by one brother and three sisters. Patrick was preceded in death by one sister.
Services for both will be June 12 at 3 p.m. at Liberty Christian Church in Salem, Ore. They will be buried together at the Willamette Veterans Cemetery.
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|Raiders | Three moved to IR
Wed, 29 Aug 2012 13:38:52 -0700
Oakland Raiders FB Rashawn Jackson (hip), OG Zach Hurd (head) and OT Ed Wang (shoulder) have cleared waivers and placed on Injured Reserve.
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|Raiders | Five expected to miss preseason opener
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Oakland Raiders WR Denarius Moore (hamstring), WR Eddie McGee (hamstring), RB Taiwan Jones (hamstring), P Shane Lechler (knee) and OG Zach Hurd (head) will all but certainly miss the preseason opener Monday, Aug. 13.
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|Raiders | Eight signed to reserve/futures contracts
Tue, 03 Jan 2012 19:58:54 -0800
The Oakland Raiders signed free-agents DL Jamie Cumbie (Raiders), OG Zach Hurd (Raiders), DL Carl Ihenacho (Raiders), DL Travis Ivey (Raiders), CB Terrail Lambert (Raiders), WR Eddie McGee (Raiders), RB Lonyae Miller (Cowboys) and OG Alex Parsons (Raiders) to reserve/futures contracts Tuesday, Jan. 3.
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|Raiders | Zach Hurd signs
Wed, 19 Oct 2011 12:36:41 -0700
The Oakland Raiders signed free-agent OG Zach Hurd (Seahawks) to their practice squad Wednesday, Oct. 19.
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|Seahawks | Eight players released
Mon, 29 Aug 2011 15:07:26 -0700
The Seattle Seahawks have released FB Ryan Travis, WRs Christopher Carter, Brandon X. Smith and Patrick Williams, OT Zach Hurd, DT Teryl White, LB Neal Howey and CB Jesse Hoffman.
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|Seahawks | 15 undrafted rookies added
Tue, 26 Jul 2011 14:47:10 -0700
The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to terms with undrafted rookie free-agents DT Ladi Ajiboye (South Carolina), FB Dorson Boyce (Washington), DE Jarrett Crittenton (Middle Tennessee State), P John Gold (Texas), CB Jesse Hoffman (Eastern Washington), G Michael Huey (Texas), T Zach Hurd (Connecticut), S Jeron Johnson (Boise State), QB Zach Lee (Nebraska), LB Deron Minor (McNeese State), LB Mike Morgan (USC), OL Brent Osborne (Harvard), CB Ron Parker (Newberry), S Rickey Thenarse (Nebraska) and TE Ryan Travis (West Liberty).
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